This does not stop until the school or staff decides to stop it.
I agree, but I am still opposed to making Haw or anyone else "an example",
If this was an isolated incident it is no big deal. The law (and by extension society) see's this as a $100 fine - no jail time. As someone else pointed out less than a speeding ticket.
The problem when you see a pattern of mistakes such as we are seeing is with management. It is the coaches responsibility to solve this problem. But when the coach say's "I am going to kick Eric Haw to the curb to set an example" what he is really saying is "I failed. I can't do my job. So I (the guy with the million dollar salary) am going to punish you (the amateur who drives the multi-millioin dollar machine) inordinately because I can't think of any othe way to solve the problem."
If JT does that it would be a shame and it would be an admission of failure on his part. If that is all the better he can do I am sorely disappointed.
And one more thing - I would take a dozen DUI's and Marijuana busts rather than see a single Reggie Germany 0.0. GPA. THAT was a failure by the coaching staff.
(BTW - Is this a record for most responses to a thread in a 24 hour period?)
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